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Metals and organic compounds in the biosynthesis of cannabinoids: a chemometric approach to the analysis of Cannabis sativa samples
Illicit production and trade of Cannabis sativa affect many societies. This drug is the most popular and easy to produce. Important information for the authorities is the production locality and the indicators of a particular production. This work is an attempt to recognise correlations between the...
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| description | Illicit production and trade of Cannabis sativa affect many societies. This drug is the most popular and easy to produce. Important information for the authorities is the production locality and the indicators of a particular production. This work is an attempt to recognise correlations between the metal content in the different parts of C. sativa L., in soils where plants were cultivated and the cannabinoids content, as a potential indicator. The organic fraction of the leaves of Cannabis plants was investigated by GC-FID analysis. In addition, the determination of Cu, Fe, Cr, Mn, Zn, Ca and Mg was realised by spectroscopic techniques (FAAS and GFAAS). In this study, numerous correlations between metal content in plants and soil, already confirmed in previous publications, were analysed applying chemometric unsupervised methods, that is, principal component analysis, factor analysis and cluster analysis, in order to highlight their role in the biosynthesis of cannabinoids. |
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| subjects | atomic spectrometry Calcium - analysis cannabinoid biosynthesis Cannabinoids - analysis Cannabinoids - biosynthesis Cannabinoids - chemistry Cannabinoids - pharmacology Cannabis - chemistry chemometrics Chromium - analysis Copper - analysis GC-FID Iron - analysis Manganese - chemistry Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Biomolecular Soil - chemistry Street Drugs - analysis Street Drugs - legislation & jurisprudence Street Drugs - pharmacology Zinc - analysis |
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